Soundcore Boom 3i Review
A perfect speaker for bass-lovers craving a rugged and affordable outdoor party speaker built for beach, pool, or wilderness. Key … Read more
Bryn De Kocks
JBL Boombox 4: Release Date, Specs & Features
JBL’s Boombox 4 has started rolling out in China, which will be followed by the international release. All eyes are on Berlin for the IFA conference in September, where we’ll learn more about its global release. However, we also now have confirmed specs of the speaker, so let’s take a look at what we can expect and how it stacks up against the Boombox 3.
Soundboks Go vs Turtlebox
An in-depth comparison between two of the world’s loudest portable outdoor speakers We put the Turtlebox and Soundboks Go in … Read more
Turtlebox vs EcoXgear Defender
The Turtlebox Gen 3 and ecoXgear Defender are two similar portable Bluetooth speakers capable of reaching extremely high volume levels. But how do the two compare in a head-to-head comparison.
Turtlebox Gen 3 Review
The Turtlebox Gen 3 Is Just The Gen 2, But With Newer Bluetooth & Better Multispeaker Pairing Three years after … Read more
JBL Tune 770NC Review
If you’re on the market for an affordable pair of noise-canceling headphones that focus more on sound quality than ANC performance, the JBL 770NC is an outstanding option. While the noise cancelation isn’t great at reducing low droning sounds, it effectively reduces chatter and higher-pitched environmental noise.
The 5 Loudest JBL Speakers: Decibels Tested
Looking for the loudest JBL speaker? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve tested more than a dozen JBL speakers, measuring the volume output of each of them. JBL doesn’t specify how loud their speakers can get. That’s why I’ve worked with some local retail partners to listen to and test all of the JBL models and find out which is truly the loudest.
JBL PartyBox Club 120 VS. Soundcore Rave 3S
Party speakers come in all sizes, but the PartyBox 120 and Soundcore Rave 3S are two of the most compact options for speakers that can still fill a room. With both speakers similar in size, volume, and price point, we tested them to see which is the better speaker to buy. Here’s what we found…
Soundcore Rave 3S Review
Soundcore’s Rave 3S is a bold release that competes with JBL’s PartyBox Club 120 and Sony’s SRS-XV500. But this isn’t just another party speaker; the Rave 3S boasts unique AI features along with a distinct look. We got our hands on one and tested it thoroughly for several weeks to see how it performs, whether the AI tools work as advertised, and if it’s worth the $349 list price. Here’s everything you need to know about the Soundcore Rave 3S Bluetooth party speaker.
Treblab Stormbox Flow vs Bose SoundLink Flex (Gen 2)
The SoundLink Flex (2nd Gen) and Stormbox Flow are very similar speakers, sharing a near-identical silhouette. While there are distinct differences between them, they have more in common than one might expect, given the significant price difference.
The Stormbox Flow can be thought of as a budget alternative for those who like the SoundLink Flex, but can’t pay the 50% additional cost. In this article, we’ll compare these speakers side by side, so you can easily determine whether to invest more in the Bose or save money and opt for the Tribit Stormbox Flow.
Treblab HD-Go Review
Treblab’s HD-Go was released back in August 2024 and competes with heavyweights like the JBL Go 4 and Soundcore Select 4 Go. It’s a compact speaker suitable for daily use and works well as a phone-speaker replacement, but can it perform as well as its competitors? I spent a week testing it to find out.
First Looks At The JBL PartyBox 720: Now With A Battery!?
The JBL PartyBox 710 is commonly regarded as one of the brand’s best party speakers, even years after its release. … Read more
Tribit Stormbox Flow vs Soundcore Motion 300
Tribit’s Stormbox Flow and Soundcore’s Motion 300 are both similar in design to the Bose SoundLink Flex, clearly inspired by the design. They also retail for a much more affordable price, making them both viable options for those seeking an everyday Bluetooth speaker. But which is the better speaker, the Motion 300 or the Stormbox Flow? We got both speakers and tested them side by side for this comparison.
Tribit Stormbox Flow Review
Tribit’s Stormbox Flow is a direct competitor to the Bose SoundLink Flex (and Flex II), as well as Soundcore’s Motion 300. It’s a relatively compact Bluetooth speaker designed for use around the home or outdoors, and at $79.95, it’s not going to break the bank. I spent some time testing this speaker and this is what I found…
JBL PartyBox 520 vs Sony XV800
JBL’s PartyBox 520 Offers The Best Performance But Costs Almost $250 More. Sony’s XV800 is a solid party speaker with … Read more